kuni-toko-tachi

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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Glad the truth is coming out! This will save a lot of developer time and will make SPA's even better.
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Reinventing control structures in an expression language and placing that in HTML attributes should tell you everything you need to know about AngularJS foolishness. Why should users incur the penalty of download something some needless as
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Automatically 2-way binding everything is a serious mistake since most elements don't need it and it's a performance hit. Scope and ControllerAs are in conflict (particularly with ng-if/ng-repeat). Dependency injection is nee
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Google doesn't have a choice with Angular. They have to rewrite it because the original is a wrong approach.
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Another absurd anti-capitalism diatribe from left oriented journalists. Capitalism is not the problem. We have too little capitalism, not too much. Central banking and the banking industry in general are the problem, since it exerts monopol
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
I'm glad to see increasing coverage on React and Flux. Too many companies are jumping into the Angular bandwagon like lemmings without realizing there are much better alternatives. My productivity using ReactJS has been terrific, as I
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Agree 100% with this article. I've done Perl, Java, and NodeJS applications. The absolute worst code I've ever seen was Java, which with OO and typing adherents say leads to maintainable code. Trouble is, most Java engineers are n
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Working at a company is a lot like buying a stock with your time. Some companies are like buying stock that won't appreciate much in value, but pay a reliable but boring dividend. Others are riskier but promise high returns. However, t
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Likewise the price to pay is yet another template language. ReactJS uses JavaScript as its template language. No more exporting filters, weird looping and conditional constructs. Just use Javascript. It just makes sense.
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
var prod_dependencies = { obj0: require('obj0'), obj1: require('obj1') }; var test_dependencies = { obj0: require('mockobj0'), obj1: require('mockobj1') }; var dependenc
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
You can reinvent Angular concepts in ReactJS using RxJS. If you do that, the code to do so is very small and is much more logical that AngularJS nonsense.
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
ReactJS just focuses on creating DOM nodes, routing etc are up to you. This is a good thing! Because then you can choose whatever other frameworks you want for routing, rest, etc. AngularJS does too much, and nearly all of that too much poo
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Hey pal, drop the chip on your shoulder. Just because AngularJS has wide adoption doesn't change the fact that it is an extremely poorly designed framework. I also refuse to consider AngularJS jobs. Many developers have had to suffer t
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Agree 100%. Things like dependency injectors have no real place in JavaScript, where programmatic wiring and modules already solve the problem in an idiomatic way. Angulars modules factories services etc are absurd and attempt to reinvent w
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
AngularJS is terrible choice for a front-end framework. It's just bizarre from top to bottom. Not everything needs two-way binding. Not all SPA's use nesting to compose their user interface! Why does ng-if create a new scope? Usin
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
As corny as "The Secret" is, this is exactly the same principle at work. Establishing the correct mindset is the fertile ground for achieving any purpose.
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
What nonsense like this does is focus on a small aspect of overall human traits and then attempts to make generalizations to promote an ideological agenda. Bias is a valuable evolutionary trait and judgement is a fact of life. You get dealt
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
I should have toned down that statement. The main disagreement that many people have with Paul Krugman is that he is a central planner, he believes that the state should be an economic actor. That premise is fundamentally flawed.
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Describing jobs as for a "Javascript Ninja" and offering perks like free Mountain Dew illustrate a distinct targeting of younger people, and are obvious ploys to trade trinkets to engineers in exchange for their work which generat
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Paul Krugman is a foam at the mouth kook. He's consistently wrong, and only continues to be "relevant" because he promotes a particular view of the world, which is both absurd and popular because it is based on feelings and n
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
I agree with this 100%. Good engineers are problem solvers, and as you grow older, you gain the wisdom that relative to the value that you bring to a business, the compensation will never match. It's unfortunate when you see younger so
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Mainstream academic fluff like this is what is truly homogenized. Academic articles are a marketplace like any other, and this market tends to promote in a vehement manner a rather limited worldview.
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Angular is a bad framework, like GWT and JSF before it. Angular is the equivalent of SOAP, needlessly complicated and difficult to reason about. You can tell that Angular started out as a nifty two way binding novelty that grew into a frame
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Segment is a great service. One of the first things I setup on a new site.
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
I approach managing software teams the way a coach approaches winning games. Top down leadership is not edicts from the top, it's about creating the conditions from the top using the resources available (time, team, etc) that lead to b
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Very glad to see this. The profit margins for framing were ripe to be targeted. Would like to see similar services for lampshades and curtains, both of which have unwarranted high markup.
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Why the argument can be made that a single example does not prove a point, the author nevertheless provides a description of his experience that can provide others with valuable information. Therefore, to call this nonsense is very unfair.
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by kuni-toko-tachi 12y ago
Salary work is a dead end path. The only way to capture your economic value is to put it on the market as a business. I've taken too long to learn this. At a certain point you say to yourself that making the same thing week after week